Articles
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The 1906 landslide: the legacy
Introduction to this special issue of the Journal, on the legacy of the 1906 Liberal government.
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Problems of continuity
The 1906 general election and foreign policy
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Economic strategies and the New Liberalism
New Liberal economic strategies, including free trade and social reform.
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The development of the New Liberalism as a philosophy of transition
The philosophy that underpinned the Liberal Party’s revival in the 1906 election.
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‘Maistly Scotch’: Campbell-Bannerman and Liberal leadership
Assessment of the record of the man who led the Liberals into the 1906 landslide.
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‘I am a Liberal as much as a Tory’: Winston Churchill and the memory of 1906
Examination of how Churchill frequently summoned up the memories of 1906 to bolster his own position in politics.
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The Liberal Party and the constitution
Argues that the Liberals regarded the 1911 Parliament Act as a final settlement of the second-chamber question.
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Liberals in 1906: flourishing or doomed?
Debate between David Dutton (pessimistic) and Martin Pugh (optimistic).
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In search of the great Liberals
Who is the greatest Liberal of all time? Your chance to decide.